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Show answers Round 1 The Human Body $200 These 206 structures make up the adult human skeleton.
$400 This organ pumps blood throughout the body.
$600 This red protein in blood carries oxygen and contains iron.
$800 This part of the brain controls balance and coordination, at the back of the skull.
$1000 This organ, the body's largest internal organ, filters blood, stores nutrients, and produces bile.
Chemistry $200 This element, symbol Au, is a precious yellow metal.
$400 This gas, with symbol O, is essential for human breathing.
$600 H2O is the chemical formula for this substance.
$800 A substance with a pH below 7 is classified as this.
$1000 This chart organizes all the chemical elements by atomic number.
Space $200 This is the closest planet to the Sun.
$400 This 1969 NASA mission first landed humans on the Moon.
$600 This planet is famous for its prominent rings.
$800 This star is at the center of our solar system.
$1000 This galaxy is the one that contains our solar system.
Physics $200 This force pulls objects toward the Earth.
$400 This scientist developed the theory of relativity and E=mc².
$600 This scientist described the three laws of motion and universal gravitation.
$800 The speed of light in a vacuum is roughly this many kilometers per second.
$1000 This electromagnetic phenomenon travels through a vacuum at approximately 300,000 kilometers per second.
Life Science $200 This is the basic structural unit of all living things.
$400 Plants make their own food through this sunlight-powered process.
$600 This molecule carries genetic instructions and has a double-helix shape.
$800 This scientist proposed the theory of evolution by natural selection.
$1000 This 'powerhouse of the cell' generates energy through respiration.
Earth Science $200 This water cycle process turns liquid water into vapor.
$400 This hard, innermost layer of Earth is made mostly of solid iron and nickel.
$600 This layer of gas high in the atmosphere protects Earth from UV radiation.
$800 This scale measures the magnitude of earthquakes.
$1000 These giant moving sections of Earth's crust cause earthquakes when they grind and shift.
Double Jeopardy The Human Body $400 Secreted by the pancreas, this hormone acts as a key to allow glucose to enter cells, thereby lowering blood sugar levels.
$800 These chemical messengers are produced by endocrine glands and travel through the bloodstream to regulate target cell activity.
$1200 This division of the autonomic nervous system governs the rapid fight-or-flight response.
$1600 Known as the functional unit of the nervous system, this specialized cell transmits information via electrical impulses.
$2000 This gland, often called the master gland, is located at the base of the brain and regulates many other endocrine functions.
Chemistry $400 This substance acts as a biological catalyst in the body, speeding up chemical reactions without being consumed itself.
$800 This type of chemical bond involves the sharing of electron pairs between atoms.
$1200 This term describes a reaction that absorbs heat energy from the surroundings, resulting in a temperature decrease.
$1600 This principle states that the total mass of substances present remains constant during a chemical change.
$2000 In stoichiometry, this reactant is the one that is entirely consumed first, thereby limiting the amount of product formed.
Space $400 This term refers to a planet located outside our solar system.
$800 This colossal stellar explosion marks the death of a massive star.
$1200 This theoretical boundary around a black hole marks the point of no return for any matter or light.
$1600 These dense stellar remnants consist almost entirely of neutrons and possess extremely strong magnetic fields.
$2000 Formed from the collapse of a very massive star, this region of spacetime exhibits gravitational acceleration so strong that nothing can escape it.
Physics $400 This fundamental physical quantity is defined as the capacity to do work.
$800 This particle, whose existence was confirmed in 2012, is associated with the field that gives mass to elementary particles.
$1200 This principle, proposed by Heisenberg, asserts that one cannot simultaneously know the exact position and momentum of a particle.
$1600 This branch of physics deals with the relationships between heat, work, temperature, and energy transfer.
$2000 This phenomenon occurs when light is emitted from a metal surface after it is struck by photons.
Life Science $400 This term refers to the variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
$800 This is a segment of DNA that serves as the basic unit of heredity in living organisms.
$1200 This process of asexual cell division results in two genetically identical daughter cells.
$1600 This is the taxonomic level located between 'Class' and 'Family' in the hierarchical classification system.
$2000 This biological concept, fundamental to modern taxonomy, defines a group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
Earth Science $400 These lowland regions are created when tectonic plates move apart, such as the famous one in East Africa.
$800 This geological term describes the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles by wind, water, or chemical action.
$1200 This layer of the Earth, lying beneath the crust, is composed of silicate rocks and is the thickest layer of the planet.
$1600 This type of plate boundary is formed when two tectonic plates slide horizontally past one another.
$2000 This geological cycle explains how rocks are continuously transformed between igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic forms.
Final Jeopardy · Scientific Firsts This Polish-French scientist was the first person to win Nobel Prizes in two different sciences, physics and chemistry.
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